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There will also be a screening of "Arthur's Chickenpox," an episode from the series.

At 2 p.m. tomorrow there will be a screening of "A Farewell to Arms" (1932), Frank Borzage's version of the Hemingway novel, with Helen Hayes and Adolphe Menjou.

International Bloomsday events mean you'll be sharing the moment with Joyce fans from Shanghai to Chicago - where there will be a screening of Bloom, the new film starring Stephen Rea (USA Today).

On Sunday, at BAM, there will be a screening of "Shoah," and the director, Claude Lanzmann, will be there to sign copies of his autobiography, "The Patagonian Hare," which I reviewed in the magazine recently.

Also on Thursday will be a screening of "Sister Helen," a documentary about a nun in the Bronx, which was co-directed by Rebecca Cammisa of Tarrytown, who shared the best director award for a documentary at Sundance this year.

There will also be a screening of an excerpt from "Free to Dance," a new documentary that chronicles the contributions that black artists have made to modern dance in the United States.

The first in the series, in July, was a screening of rare footage of the Beatles.

Also on the bill is a screening of a documentary on the band.

And, for the more traditional, there's a screening of everyone's favourite Italian classic, La Dolce Vita.

Next was a screening of Bresson's final film, L'Argent, introduced by local boy Richard Linklater.

Has there been a screening of "The Hunger Games" at the White House?